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Pallekele (Sri Lanka), September 4: Not usually used to the limelight, the Nepal cricketer looked a bit surprised to see some sports fans, journalists and cameramen after an indoor net session here. The players of Nepal were also feeling a bit hesitant because this level of dazzle is not seen on the home grounds or during the tournament of associate countries. Read also: IND vs NEP Dream11 Team Prediction, Asia Cup 2023: Team India will face Nepal in the fifth match of Asia Cup, know here how to choose the best fantasy playing eleven.
Now Nepal is playing in Asia Cup 2023 in which it is in Group A with big teams like India and Pakistan. Nepal captain Rohit Poudel told PTI, “It is a wonderful experience for us. I can now realize why cricketers from India and Pakistan are emulated by so many fans and why the media follows them. ,
Earlier this year, they got a chance to rub shoulders with powerful teams after their victory over UAE in the final of the ACC Premier Cup. This all-rounder from Puyuthan village of Nepal said, “We do not have so many facilities in our country. If we have to do proper cricket training, we have to come to Kathmandu from our villages. It is difficult but we have to do it before matches. ,
Sandeep Lamichhane is the only cricketer from Nepal who has some experience of playing professional cricket at the top level. This leg-spinner has been a part of the Delhi Capitals team in the Indian Premier League. Apart from this, he has played in other leagues like CPL, BBL and PSL etc.
Lamichhane said, “Everyone can now see that we are playing in the Asia Cup. But no one knows with how much difficulty we have faced to reach here. Most of the players of the team live outside Kathmandu.
He said, “He has to come to the city for training, stay away from family in a rented house. It is difficult for them. But they are aware that they will have to make sacrifices to write their own story. Attachment towards cricket only motivates him to do so. ,
Lamichhane feels that Nepal Cricket needs more and more funds to maintain the takeoff it has started. Team manager Binod Kumar feels that Nepal needs to improve the domestic cricket circuit to bring in future players.
“Sadly, our domestic structure is not good,” he said. It revolves around three departmental teams – Nepal Police, Nepal Army and Nepal Armed Forces – and a seven-team provincial tournament. ,
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